Tales
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Yet a day, and men breathed with greater freedom. It was clear that we were already within the influence of the comet ; yet we lived. We even felt an unusual elasticity of frame and vivacity of mind. The exceeding tenuity of the object of our dread was apparent ; for all heavenly objects were plainly visible through it. Meantime, our vegetation had perceptibly altered ; and we gained faith, from this predicted circumstance, in the fore sight of the wise. A wild luxuriance of foliage, utterly un...known before, burst out upon every vegetable thing.
Yet another day and the evil was not altogether upon us. It was now evident that its nucleus would first reach us. A wild change had come over all men ; and the first sense of pain was the wild signal for general lamentation and horror. This first sense of pain lay in a rigorous constriction of the breast and lungs, and an insufferable dryness of the skin. It could not be denied that our atmosphere was radically affected ; the conforma tion of this atmosphere and the possible modifications to which it might be subjected, were now the topics of discussion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet a day, and men breathed with greater freedom. It was clear that we were already within the influence of the comet ; yet we lived. We even felt an unusual elasticity of frame and vivacity of mind. The exceeding tenuity of the object of our dread was apparent ; for all heavenly objects were plainly visible through it. Meantime, our vegetation had perceptibly altered ; and we gained faith, from this predicted circumstance, in the fore sight of the wise. A wild luxuriance of foliage, utterly un...known before, burst out upon every vegetable thing.
Yet another day and the evil was not altogether upon us. It was now evident that its nucleus would first reach us. A wild change had come over all men ; and the first sense of pain was the wild signal for general lamentation and horror. This first sense of pain lay in a rigorous constriction of the breast and lungs, and an insufferable dryness of the skin. It could not be denied that our atmosphere was radically affected ; the conforma tion of this atmosphere and the possible modifications to which it might be subjected, were now the topics of discussion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poe Edgar Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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